Kaamil Ahmed

Repeated attacks on Jabaliya refugee camp have reduced it to ruins

Staff arrested, injured and killed as Israeli forces burn departments and attack buildings surrounding one of the area’s last remaining hospitals, says director

Community kitchens and emergency response rooms are providing a lifeline in serving the 11.5m people displaced by civil war

Each day, bowls are set down on the ground in a line outside the community kitchen in Sururab, 25 miles north of Sudan's capital, Khartoum, for the 350 families who eat here.

Close observers are struggling to understand the intensity of Israel's focus on Jabaliya, an area that has become an unrecognisable wasteland of rubble

With half of all languages predicted to die out in decades, activists are turning to online tools to preserve them

Teaching in Burkina Faso is a dangerous commitment. Thousands of schools are closed and teachers forced out of the profession because of the risks they face, mostly from Islamist militants attacking schools.

Conflict has forced a fifth of the country’s schools to close. One teacher, determined to keep working despite threats from marauding Islamist militias, shares their testimony

The outdated, elite-dominated international charity sector needs to hand over the money and power to those in the global south for whom aid is intended, says the head of Oxfam GB, Halima Begum.

Halima Begum outlines her vision for what she sees as a ‘broken model’, with more power over spending given directly to the affected communities